What's on the National Grid Recruitment Examination?

The written test content of State Grid includes comprehensive knowledge and professional knowledge. Comprehensive knowledge mainly includes speech comprehension, mathematical thinking, judgment and reasoning, data analysis, situation and policy, power and energy strategy (including basic knowledge such as UHV, smart grid and energy internet), which generally accounts for about 20%. However, the professional knowledge of different professional categories is different, and the proportion of comprehensive knowledge and professional knowledge is also different (other professional comprehensive knowledge accounts for 80%, and other engineering comprehensive knowledge accounts for 40%).

There is a question bank for comprehensive knowledge, but there is no question bank for professional knowledge. You have to rely on yourself. In addition, in fact, professional knowledge mainly covers a wide range of knowledge points and the examination questions are not difficult. Many answers can be found in books, so you must read more books.

Generally speaking, the national grid recruitment examination itself is not too difficult, but the competition is too fierce. Every year, many people apply for the State Grid, and the enrollment ratio in some popular areas is as high as 100: 1, so the competition pressure is not small. However, compared with the position of 1000: 1 in the civil service examination, the national grid examination is already relatively good. And relatively speaking, the examination of State Grid is fair and just. As long as you review carefully and get high marks, you can enter the national grid.